Cyber attacks are increasingly compromising more and more of our country's infrastructure.

Hackers don't skip to the main course of industries, instead they meticulously and deliberately move from appetizer to main to dessert.

So uhmm... should we be concerned?

A cyber attack compromises not only your individual identity, but also the value of your overall health.

So what happens when we no longer wish to play a game where we're essentially goosed?

Plot Twist: you will NOT receive a percentage or any royalties from any of these deals.

While the acronyms' actual meaning may be translated differently depending on who you ask; many adopted the phrase “other people's property”

A minute is a relatively short amount of time. But there is definitely a lot that can happen in that short window of time. In a...

Even before the pandemic, the attractiveness of hacking was something that lured people of varying skillsets to try and break through the...

Our current world situation has put a new demand and inquiry into the areas of remote work. What was once an attractive perk to potential...

TikTok has large resources in terms of the data it consumes. And the biggest question is where is that data going?

The top three cyber risks to your personal information are hacking, scamming and identity theft.

COVID-19 has laid waste to most all 2020 small business plans; however, there is ONE plan that must be preserved no matter what.

Having a comprehensive and reasonable security plan based on actual threats to your business is the single most important thing you can do.

Governments, private companies, and Departments of Education are pivoting away from using virtual conference platform Zoom.

Faced with increasing uncertainty and a daunting security reality, many SMBs studies show are opting for “free" cybersecurity.

Healthcare providers, in order to not be penalized under HIPAA Privacy, Security & Breach Notification Rules, must telehealth in good faith

The NY SHIELD Act requires businesses to have a cybersecurity plan that provides New York State resident's data with reasonable security.

Many IoT devices have both cameras and microphones that can watch and listen to you. But they all do one thing -- collect data.

With more providers and insurers offering access to health information, an increasing number of U.S patients are utilizing online portals.